Habitat distribution of bicolor scaly fern, difference between rainbow scale fern and scaly fern

Summary. The rainbow fern has reddish-brown new scales with thick petioles and thin leaves, and the scales are skewed, whereas the new scales of the scaly fern are light yellow and the scales are linear.

The new scales of the rainbow scale fern have reddish-brown bright new scales with thick petioles and thin leaves, and the scales are skewed, while the new scales of the scale fern are light yellow locust pants with linear scales.

Can you elaborate on that a little bit more?

There are some differences in morphology between the rainbow scale fern and the scale fern. The rhizomes of the rainbow fern are not stout and erect, and the leaves are stretched and not healed; On the other hand, the rhizome of the scaly fern is thicker, the leaves are slightly healed, and it is more compact. In addition to this, the leaves of the rainbow fern tend to be slightly transparent pale green and have an oblong shape; The leaves of the scaly fern are thicker, the color is slightly sparse and brownish-green, and the shape is more flaky.

To sum up, although both belong to ferns, there are still certain differences in appearance.

Summary. Bottom: 1. Rainbow is a plant, and Scales is an animal.

2. The leaves of the rainbow are oblong, and the scaly hairs are fine. 3. The flowers are white, and the body is gray. 4. The root system of the rainbow is stout, and the legs are slender.

5. The fruit of the rainbow is round, and the tail of the scale is long and pointed.

Bottom: 1. Rainbow is a plant, and Scales is an animal. 2. The leaves of the rainbow are oblong, and the scaly hairs are fine.

3. The flowers are white, and the body is gray. 4. The root system of the rainbow is stout, and the legs are slender. 5. The fruit of the rainbow scale is round, and the tail of the scaly segment is long and pointed.

Fellow, I really didn't understand, I can be more specific.

Rainbow and Scaly are two different plants that differ from each other by the shape of their leaves and the color of their flowers. The leaves are long and narrow, and the flowers are white, while the leaves are wide and short, and the flowers are pink. The reason why the problem occurs is because people don't distinguish the two plants properly, which leads to the confusion of the plants.

The solution is to first identify these two plants correctly so that they can be planted correctly. Secondly, it is necessary to fertilize and irrigate the plants properly to ensure the healthy growth of the plants. Finally, it is necessary to inspect the plants regularly, identify problems in time and take measures in time.

Personal tip: When planting plants, identify them correctly so that they can be planted correctly; Proper fertilization and irrigation should be given to the plants to ensure the healthy growth of the plants; It is necessary to inspect the plants regularly, find problems in time and take measures in time. Related Knowledge:

Both iridescent and scaly are common ornamental plants, characterized by the shape of their leaves and the color of their flowers. The leaves are long and narrow, and the flowers are white, while the leaves are broad and short, and the flowers are pink.

The scientific name of the thick-stemmed scaly fern is dryopteris crassirhizoma, which belongs to the genus Dryopteris in the family Dryopteridae. Plants of the same family as the thick-stemmed scaly fern include:

1.Dryopteris filix-mas (scientific name: dryopteris filix-mas).

2.Dryopteris carthusiana (scientific name: dryopteris carthusiana).

3.Dryopteris filix-femina (scientific name: dryopteris filix-femina).

4.Dryopteris erythrosora (scientific name: dryopteris erythrosora).

5.Phnom Penh Scaly Fern (scientific name: dryopteris affinis'cristata')

6.Trichophyllum (scientific name: dryopteris villarii).

Wait a minute. These plants are different in morphology, ecology, distribution, etc., but they all belong to the same family and the same genus, and they have similar characteristics and living habits.

Criss quadrangularis (scientific name: cissus quadrangularis) is a common climbing plant belonging to the family Vitaceae and the genus Cissus. In addition to the coarse grass scale vine, the genus includes many other species such as Cissus discolor and Cissus rhombifolia, among others.

In addition to the genus Lepida, the Vitis family includes many other genera, such as Vitis, Ampelopsis and Tetrastigma. These plants are usually vine or shrub-like, their leaves are usually hungry compound or single-leafed, the flowers are usually small, clustered in inflorescences, and the fruits are usually berries or grapes.

In addition to the Vitis vinifera, there are many other families of plants that are also related to the genus Lepidium. For example, the evening primrose (cestrum) in the Solanaceae family and the dischidia genus (dischidia) in the agave family (Asparagaceae) are both lianas that have leaves and inflorescences similar to those of the scaly vine.

In conclusion, there are many rotten plants in the same family as the Lepid vine, which are usually vine or shrub-like, with leaves and inflorescences similar to those of the Lepid vine. These plants have a certain value in both horticulture and medicinal use.

There are many plants in the same family as the thick-stemmed scaly fern, including species of the same genus such as the scaly fern, the deep-lobed leaf scaly fern, etc., and the species of the same family also include a variety of other families and genera of ferns. The reason why these plants or wax round objects belong to the same family as the thick-stemmed scaly fern is that they have certain similarities in morphology, structure and physiological characteristics, which may be related to their evolutionary process, ecological environment and other factors.

Ferns are the main class of plants, a relatively low class of higher plants, and the most primitive vascular plants. Most of them are herbaceous, and a few are woody. Fern sporophytes are well developed, with roots, stems and leaves, no flowers, and reproduce with spores, with obvious alternation of generations, and asexual generations are dominant.

It can usually be divided into five classes: water leek, pine fern, stone pine, horsetail and true fern, which are mostly distributed in the provinces and regions south of the Yangtze River in China.